The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-07-30

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
ss5E Baltimore county, sitting in equity, e.sE
i.mE the undersigned, Trustee, will sell at E;|
PUBLIC A UCTION, on the PREMISES,
On Tuesday, the 10th day of August,
at 8 O'Clock P. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY !:
Beginning for the first parcel thereof on the
west side of Oak street at the distance of seventy
seven feet and six inches southerly from the cor
ner formed by the west side of Oak street and the
south side of Fourth formerly Shirk) street, and
running thence southery, binding on the west
side of Oak street eighteen feet; thence westerly
by straight line, parallel with Fourth street,
one hundred and thirty five feet to the east side
of an alley fifteen feet wide; thence northerly,
binding on the east side of said alley, with the
use thereof in common with others, eighteen feet,
and thence easterly by straight line, parallel
with Fourth street, one hundred and thirty five
feet to the place of beginning.
THE SECOND LOT
Adjoins the first at the distance of ninety five feet
and six inches southerly from the southwest cor
ner or intersection of Oak and Fourth formerly
Shirk) streets, having front southerly on the
west side of Oak street of eighteen feet, with a
depth westerly, of uniform width, of one hundred
and thirty-fve feet to the east side of alley f
teen feet wide, with the use thereof in common
with others.
THE THIRD LOT
Adjoins the second at the distance of one hundred
and thirteen feet and six inches southery from the
southwest corner intersection of Oak and Fourth
formerly Shirk) streets, having a front southerly
on the west side of Oak street of eighteen feet,
with depth westerly, of uniform width, of one
hundred and thirty-ve feet to the east side of an
alley fifteen feet wide, with the use thereofn COM
mon with others.
THE FOURTH LOT
Adjoins the third at the distance of one hundred
and thirty -one feet and six inches southerly from
the southwest corner of Oak and Fourth formerly
Shirk) streets, having a front southerly on the
west side of Oak street of eighteen feet with a
depth westerly, of uniform width, of one hundred
and thirtyive feet to the east side of alley f-
teen feet wide, with the use thereof in common
with others.
THE FIFTH LOT
Adjoins the fourth at the distance of one hundred
and forty mine feet and six inches southerly from
the southwest corner of Oak and Fourth formerly
Shirk) streets, having front southerly on the
west side of Oak street of eighteen feet, with a
depth westerly, of uniform width, of one hundred
and thirty five feet to the east side of an alley f
teen feet wide, with the use thereof in common
with Others
THE SIXTH LOT
Adjoins the fifth at the distance of one hundred
and sixty feet and six inches southery from
the southwest corner or intersection of Oak and
Fourth formerly Shirk) streets, having from
southerly the west side of Oak street of eigheer
feet, with depth westerly, of uniform width, O
one hundred and thirty-fve feet to the east sid'
of an alley fifteen feet wide with the use thereo
in common with others.
THE SEVENTH LOT
Adjoins the sixth at the distance of one hundred
and eighty five feet and six inches southerly from
the southwest corner of Oak and Fourth (formerl,
Shirk) streets, having front southerly on tn
west side of Oak street of eighteen feet, with
depth westerly, of uniform width, of one hundred
and thirty five feet to the east side of an alley if
teen feet wide, with the use thereof in common
with Others.
THE EIGHTH LOT
Adjoins the seventh at the distance of two hun
bred and three feet and six inches southerly from
the southwest corner of Oak and Fourth Former
ly Shirk) street, having front southerly on tn
west side of Oak street of eighteen feet, with
depth westerly, of uniform width, of one hundred
and thirty-fv feet to the east side of an ale,
fifteen feet wide, with the use thereof in common
with others.
THE NINTH LOT
Adjoins the eighth lot at the distance of two hun
dred and twenty-one feet and six inches souther
ly from the southwest corner Of Oak and Fourtl
formerly Shirk) street, having front southerl.
on the west side of Oak street of eighteen feet
with depth westerly, of uniform width, of on
an alley fifteen feet wide, with the use thereof il
common with others.
| The said several lots of ground and premise
are each subject to an annual ground rent of on
hundred and ffty-three dollars. The improve
ments on said lots of ground consist of nine new
substantial and wel-built
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES,
recently constructed by Mr.. Eli Smith, the wei
known builder, of the very best materials, and are
in every respect frst-class dwellings.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, one third
in six and ne-third in twelve months, all cash
at the option of the purchaser; the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale, anG
to be secured by the note or notes of the purchas
er or purchasers, Endorsed to the satisfaction o
Trustee. A deposit of two hundred and fifty
(S25O) dollars will be required from the purchase
at the time of sale.
CHARLES E. WILCOX, Trustee,
No. East Lexington street.
TAYLOR & DREAMER, Auctioneers.
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